The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-06-17


OK the 9th the Pitts burgh & Western
road was sold by the United States Mar
shall at Pitts bur gh, under order of court,
for 81, 600, COZ It was purchased by par.
ties intere sted in the reorganization
scheme.
BRITISH and Turkish officials are dis
cussing the objections of France and
Russia to the new Anglo-Turkish treaty
about Egypt.
A PoxTsNo (Ariz.) dis patch says: The
Indians crossed the railroad track a mile
west Of here on the 9th, and are hotly
pursued bv Johnson's and Layton's com
mands. They are hending north to the
Santa Catalina mounts ins.
No information has been received at tbs
War Department in regard to the re-
cent outbreak in Arizona beyond tho
fact that thirty Apache es have left their
reservation and that Captain Lawtou is
in pursuit of them with four troops of
cavalry.
THE steamer NOnow antuck, which left
Bird geport, Conn.,, on the night of the Sth
for Port Jefferson with a large excursion,
who were going over to see Barnum's,
ran ashore in the lower harbor on account
Of the dense fog that prevailed. Her pas
sengers were compelled to remain aboard
until eight o. clock on the morning of the
9th, when they were taken on by the
steamer Annie.
GERMAN capitalists are endeavoring to
purchase the Inter- Colonial railroad from
the Canadian Government
KENTUCKY dlstillers have agreed to
make no more whisky until October, 1888.
IN the New York Yacht Club regatta on
the 9th the Atlantic took the lead early in
the race and maintained it to the end
The Shamrock, Priscilla, Galatea Sa-
chem, Titiania and others were handi-
capped at the start.
TTz Of an no =
was brilliant, and the races were largely
attended. The spectators included a
strong representation of royalty and
crowds Of aristocratic pc ople
TIE Sixth Auditor makes public the re-
ceipts and expenditures of the postal
| service for the fourth quarter of 1886, as
| follows: Receipts, So, AZ, ,641; expendi-
exceed by Sl,O44, 779 those of the CORE
! spending quarter of 1885, anl1 by 81, 723 437
/ those of the corresponding quarter of 1884
the year the reduction III postage went
into effect The expenditure show an in.
| crease of S352, ,487, as com pared with the
! last quarter of 1885, and $685. 63S as com.
| pared with the last quarter Of 1884
THE New York State Grand Lodge OF
! Masons has expelel Prudence lodge on
account OF its admission of Tom Gould
and other notorious people to member
ship.
MISSOURI RSGS S14, $40 Oh the NdAlOnal
| appropriations for militia aid.
A TEN-YEAR-oLD son of r. S. Vivian, Of
! Kansas City, No, is reported lost or kid
naped.
A CATHOLIC priest at BodyBe, Ireland,
! on the 10th, saved two officers from death
at the hands of tenants they were evict-
! ing, and who had succeeded in disarming
! the officers.
FAILURES the seven days ended the 10th
in the United States were I40, against 209
for the corresponding week last year.
| No answer has yet been made by the
| Missouri Pacific railway to charges made
| by St. Louis grocers before the Inter State
| Commerce Commission.
| DR.. MACKENZIE again examined the Ger
man Crown Princes throat on the 10 tn.
His report on the malady, it is said, was
| reassuring. The Crown Prince will go to
London and be under DIR. Mackenzie's i'm.
I mediate care.
THE United States Supreme Court is
said to have reached a conclusion on the
telephone cases, and it is said to be ad-
verse to the vital principle of the Bell
| patent.
ACTING SURGEoN-GENERAL SToNER has
| expressed the opinion that the yellow
fever al Key West is well under control.
| and that there is not much danger of it's
/ spreading beyond it's present limits.
THREE thousand postmasters from all
| over the United States have decided to
| hold an annual convention at Washing ton
| in Decem Der next. The object of the con.
vention will be to urge upon Congress
! Legislation increasing salaries of post
| masters and changes in the classification
| of mail matter.
THE State Department is informed that
under the recent agreement with Spain
] relieving American vessels from discrim.
! mating duties, vessels are arriving at
Havana with cargoes from the Rio de la
] Plata. For sixty years the duties have
/ excluded American vessels from this
| trade
| A STRONG anti-Semitic movement is
| gaining ground in Hungary and the at.
| tention of the government is called to its
| spread. A terrific fight growing out of
| this state of feeling occurred at Natura
on the 10Th, in which eight persons were
! killed and thirty wounded.